old dogs can learn new tricks
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04-27-2008, 11:34 PM
old dogs can learn new tricks
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I have been using computers before IBM dreamed up the PC, BUT I never had reason to use internet forms before. <o></o>
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My recent purchase of a1996 F250 with a 460/auto and the desire to investigate the computer controls lead me here. Big Boy as my wife calls it has yet reach 60,000 mile. Big Boy has a topper and the bed is 90% covered with factory green paint. I hope to be able to up its performance, both power and economy. <o></o>
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04-28-2008, 01:19 AM
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Welcome aboard Osc.
This is a great site to help in upping the performance, power and economy, post away for lots of good ideas.
Be sure to join in your local NV chapter soon: Nevada Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums and to fill in the location field in your profile.
This is a great site to help in upping the performance, power and economy, post away for lots of good ideas.
Be sure to join in your local NV chapter soon: Nevada Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums and to fill in the location field in your profile.
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